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Old 07-07-2006, 11:36 AM
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Does anyone know of a way to hold a sub box in my 96 se without screwing into the floor. I sometimes have to remove the box, i do not want to put holes all over my trunk?
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Old 07-07-2006, 11:41 AM
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do a search. there are many thread where we discuss how our boxes are held down.

Personally, mine are held down with industrial velcro. And have never moved.
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I actually don't have anything holding my box down. I have one twelve and the box is heavy enough to stay in one spot. Most sub + box combos are heavy enough to stand alone.
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Originally Posted by snaz
I actually don't have anything holding my box down. I have one twelve and the box is heavy enough to stay in one spot. Most sub + box combos are heavy enough to stand alone.
You must drive really nicely.
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i have two alpine s12'*, i do not drive nice so i am going to try velcro, that is what i was thinking orginally.
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
Originally Posted by snaz
I actually don't have anything holding my box down. I have one twelve and the box is heavy enough to stay in one spot. Most sub + box combos are heavy enough to stand alone.
You must drive really nicely.

no ****

my sub alone is right near 50 lbs plus an amp bolted to it.
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
Originally Posted by snaz
I actually don't have anything holding my box down. I have one twelve and the box is heavy enough to stay in one spot. Most sub + box combos are heavy enough to stand alone.
You must drive really nicely.
Thats what i was thinking..
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if carpeted usually friction keeps them there... how do they sound? i have two 12 e'* want ot get *'* cause strong amp
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they sound good. They are also very clear. The *'* sound alot better then the e-types
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A little trick I learned is to screw one of those bolts with a hook or and O at the end into the top or bottom of the box and run a bungee cord from that to the metal behind the seats or below the rear dash.


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